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There are sometimes eye catching questions around here, which provoked your interest and then when clicking on it and reading the description you are pretty much speechless or disappointed or you can sense, that the question asker is not actually trying to get help and then you feel like just browsing the next question instead without leaving a comment. Or you brush it off with a laugh.

questions like: "he hugged me. Am i pregnant?"

or "HEEELP! I'm scared and don't know what to do?" - > turns out she doesn't want to break up with an abusive jerk

or "is he cheating?" - > turns out she got suspicious because his last Facebook post was 24 hours ago and he has some female contacts, that he keeps in touch with.

or "why is my girlfriend doing this?" - > turns out he was nothing more than a just in case backup guy. Or a rebound.

or "why didn't he pay? Is he cheap?" - > turns out *she* asked him out and then *she* asked if they could split the bill. They did. She was left unhappy after her own actions and threw a fit about it on him afterwards, to which he responded polite at first how they agreed to split the bill and more so since she asked him out on such a date and then later just blocked her. True story, happened on GAG.

or "boyfriend steals my phone?" - > turns out her boyfriend just takes her iphone like its his own without asking her and places it where she can not always find it. Then she asks "what the F am i supposed to do?". I was generous enough to reply with "you break up?". Auto-MHO earned.

so pretty much questions, that aren't questions and that the answer is obvious and undeserving of a response. How often have you encountered them?

So I had a cousin apparently commit suicide by drowning himself in a lake. But he could swim. And the police ruled it a suicide, but it didn't seem right to some of the members in the family, because the police said his new truck that he bought a few days earlier was left running right by the lake where they found him in the water, and he was a part of the national guard. And he had a girlfriend, and a kid, and neither of them said that they saw any signs of depression, and they (my cousin, his girlfriend, and their kid) visited his (my cousin's) dad in Virginia a week earlier, and he said that his son was acting perfectly fine. So my mom was saying it's weird that someone didn't show any signs of depression, just buy a new truck, just visit his dad in Virginia, have a girlfriend, and kid (who said he was the best father any girl could ask for), just go ahead and drown himself, in March, not in the summertime, in March, that's just bizarre to me. Somebody tried saying that somebody else might have drowned him, but dont you think the police would been able to track fingerprints, or suspect foul play or something if that did happen? This is bizarre situation, and No one knows the answer, and probably will never know what exactly happened. Does anyone have a guess at least?